Dororthy Knapp Weds William Leport Jr in Ironton
Mrs. John Osher Mrs. W BR Rice and Mr. Mae Rhoades announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Knapp to William Leport Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Leport of Water Street. The ceremony was held in Ironton on March 12 with Rev Norma Markels officiating. The bride wore a blue street length dress and pink rosebud corsage. The bride is a Point Pleasant High School 1947 graduate and bank employee. the groom attended local schools and works at Farmers Hardware. They reside at 4 Decatur Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Knapp
Letart
Dorothy Knapp
William Leport
Water St
Ironton
Norma Markels
Citizens National Bank
Farmers Hardware
Decatur St
Funeral Services Set for Mt. Vernon Farm Owner
Harold EF Shadie, longtime Mason County dairy farm owner and former Virginia Military Institute grad, will be honored in funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Mt. Vernon Farm home. Dr. Eugene Austin will lead. burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Pallbearers include local and Charleston residents. Shadle served in World War I, led Mason County Democratic efforts in 1948, and chaired the Kanawha River dairy operation.
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Point Pleasant
Harold EF. Shadie
Mt. Vernon Farm
Eugene Austin
The
Baptist Temple
Charleston
Sunset Memorial Park
South Charleston
B. W. Krodel
George G. Somerville
Grant Stanley
John Rice
Beech Hill
Homer W. Hanna, Jr
Ellison Cornell
Chris Hetzel
Roy B. Rollins
Mr. Shadle
Wilgag Pa
Hugene
Sarah Bitner Shadle
Virginia Military Institute
Morgan Lumber Co
Shadle
Mason County
Man Falls from Pole Near Graham Station
Harry Jenson, an employee of Hoosier Engineering Co, fell from a pole while erecting power lines near Graham Station. He was admitted to Mason Clinic, Mason City, around 2 p.m. Thursday with compound fractures of both legs and cuts. He was later taken to Holzer Hospital for treatment.
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Point Pleasant
Harry Jensen
Hoosier Engineering Co
Graham Station
Mason Clinic
Mason City
Holzer Hospital
Jensen
Mason County Land Transfers
Property transfers recorded in Mason County show multiple parcels changing hands among individuals and state entities. Notable entries include Jackson Love and others to Aten. Lieving to Hill. Schwarz to McGraw. church trustees to State Road Commission. Holley to State Road Commission. Sullivan to Sullivan. Carson to Plants. Rainey to Bennett. Cox to Dolly Cox. Blain to Roush. Selby to Liter.
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Hannan
J. R
Elsie Holley
State Road Commission
J.E.W. Sullivan
D. W
J. A. Sullivan
Union
James Ff. Carson
Lee C
Cooper
Harold and
Erma Rainey
William H
Iey Bennett
Robinson
Martin Cox
Dolly Cox
Mt. Vernon Ave
Lee O
Okla Blain
Guy
Erma Lou Roush
Clendenin
Walter S
Ruth B. Selby
Elizabeth Liter
Country Club
Christ Church Rogation Week and Services Schedule
The Rev. Robert Findlay Thomas presides at Christ Church with Holy Communion at 9 a. m. and church school at 9 40 a. m. Rogation events run through Ascension Day May 26 with daily Holy Communion at 10 a. m. Bruce Chapel also holds Rogation Sunday School at 10 a. m.
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Christ Church
Robert Findlay Thomas
Bruce
Extent of Injuries Found More Serious
Mrs. James Langdon of Glenwood injured in a highway accident Saturday night in Point Pleasant has more serious injuries than first believed. Her sister reports a fractured vertebrae torn leg ligaments chest injuries and cuts. She is treated at St. Marys Hospital Huntington where her parents reside.
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Point Pleasant
James Langdon
Glenwood
Eldridge Sauer
Burdette
Langdon
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
O. H. Carder
Deaths Update on Dial Fatal Nitroglycerin Blast
Additional information arrives on Edgar Dial and Edwin Dial death from a gas well explosion for Clinchfield Coal Co. near Haysi and Council Virginia. Edwin and Edgar were killed while lowering a fourth nitroglycerin cartridge. Funeral services are set for Huntington Saturday at 2 30 p m.
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Point Pleasant
Edgar Dial
Edwin Dial
Huntington
Frankie Baker
Clinchfield Coal Co
Haysi
Council
Three Dawes Fishermen Fined For Enclosed Lands Violation
Three men from Dawes were arrested by Conservation Officer Miles Durst for fishing without permission on W. B. Stanley Beech Hill lands. Ezra C. Bragg and Robert Facemyer pleaded guilty and paid $10 fines plus costs. Ezra Bragg returned later to pay. he was also fined $10 and costs for speeding on the way to court while planning to dispose of a panel truck.
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Point Pleasant
Dawes
Miles Durst
W. B. Stanley
Beech Hill
Ezra Bragg
Ezra C. Bragg
Robert Facemyer
Bragg
Cabin Creek
Presbyterian Women Host Birthday Party and Bible Fund Drive
Women of the Pt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church held an annual birthday party with a special offering to the American Bible Association and for Brazil to buy Bibles. Guests from Trinity Methodist joined, and Mrs. W. H. Morgan received a gift for her church service before returning to Morgantown.
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Point Pleasant
The
Presbyterian Church
American Bible Association
Brazil
Hamilton Johnson
Sanford Rhoades
Lewis Jacaruso
Cashy Meadows, Jr
Woodrow Kapp
Emroy Monroe
Eustace Wilson
Joseph Bailey
Trinity Methodist Church
William Steenbergen
W. H. Morgan
Morgantown
Circle Two
A. J. Moore
Morgan
Peter H. Steenbergen
Raymond Allen
I. G. Wolden
John H. Hutchinson
George Sprenger
P. T. Burdette
Jacaruso
Meadows
Ray Somerville
Nora Somerville
Bess Howard
Ella Howard
Jean Haynes
Mary McCulloch
Wilson
Bailey
James A. Adie
O. C
Man Jailed and Fined for Intoxication Incident
Sayre Woodrow Wilson Sayre of Robertsburg was arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Kayser and Trooper Dilley. He pleaded guilty to intoxication, was sentenced to 20 days in county jail and fined 25 dollars plus costs. He struck Trooper Dilley as he was taken to jail. Dilley was only slightly injured.
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Point Pleasant
Woodrow Ilson Sayre
Robertsburg
Robert A. Kayser
R. C. Dilley
Sayre
Dilley
Kayser
Malad River Shortest Length Joins Snake River
Idaho's Malad river, one of the world's shortest at about three miles, flows from surrounding cliffs and ends where it meets the Snake river between Bliss and Hagerman.
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Idaho
Snake River
Bliss
Hagerman
Surprise Birthday Honors Mrs Riddle at 229 Main St
Mrs Wirt Robbins hosted a surprise party Wednesday night for her daughter Mrs Okla Riddle. Refreshments were served to honored guest Mrs Riddle and attendees Miss Georgia Martin Miss Mary Darst Mrs Nina Horn Mrs Marie Chapman Mrs Robert Greer Mrs Horner Vickers Mrs Carolyn Noble and Miss Mary Lynn Riddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt Robbins
Main St
Okla Riddle
Riddle
Georgia Martin
Mary Darst
Nina Horn
Marie Chapman
Robert Greer
Horner Vickers
Carolyn Noble
Mary Lynn Riddle
Local personals report discharge and travel plans
Mrs. Samuel Beller of Sand Hill Road has been discharged from Holzer Hospital after medical treatment. Mrs. Vernon Jones will depart Sunday for Detroit to visit her son Paul Jones and other relatives. Mrs. Norma Dell Reynolds also noted in the section.
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Samuel Beller
Sand Hill Road
Holzer Hospital
Vernon Jones
Detroit
Paul Jones
Norma Dell Reynolds
Local people noted in and around Newport News and Vernon Clifton
Mary Jane, daughter of Newport News, returned home after visiting Mrs. Reynolds’ parents. Oak Thomas of Ripley Road Vernon Clifton left for St. Louis on business. Dc. E. Butler of Two River Motor Co. is ill at home. Verner Knapp of Cadillac arrived for his brother Charles Knapp’s funeral. Mrs. Mary Wippel of Columbus returned home after visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Davison returned to Athens after visiting Mrs. Leona Treadway. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert L. Kayser Jr. and son Larry from Hagerstown are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durst.
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Mary Jane
Newport News
Leona Treadway
Main St
Rupert L. Kayser, Jr
Larry
Hagerstown
Inlaw
Robert Durst
Lincoln Ave
Miracle Vitamins With Iron Solu Seals Ad
For frayed nerves stomach trouble rough skin and better blood Solu seals are sold as a daily supplement. Ninety nine tablets? or one hundred tablets priced at 2.50 at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store with mail orders promptly filled on the way to the post office.
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Quick
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Kanawha River
Kiwanis Club
Ory
Jarman
BEN Franklin CO
Clothing — Shoes
Pleasant W
Pt. Pleasant Church News
Genevieve Adama
Jacqueline Baker
Carl Baker
Patricia Barringer
Robert Bennett
Ruth Blain
Donald Blessing
James Boardman
Ruth Boles
Dana Brown, Jr
Harold Browning
Ronald Burgess
Darrell Burns
Carl Burris
George Byus
Patricia Carder
Barbara Casey
Lola Castor
Richard Cole
Mary Carrick
Iris Craig
Thomas Crum
Wanda Davis
Gladys Deal
Mary DeVault
Lettie
Wayne Love
James Lucas
Amanda Markham
John Markham
Avanile Martin
Violet Martin
Erma Mayes
Mary Maynard
Charles McCartney
Everett McCartney, Jr
George McClintock
Doris McCoy
Lee McDade
Pearl McDermitt
Joyce McDermitt
Betty Jo Montgomery
Phillip Neville
Robert Newberry, Jr
Bernard Newman
Minnie O'Neill
Ruth Osher
Charles Parsons
Ida Lyons
Bulah Simpkins
Alma Smith
Arthur Smith
George Smith
Mabel Smith
Roy Smith
Arville Sommer
Norma Taylor
Mary Turrel
Eva Mae Thomas
James Thorne
Jacqueline Treadway
Martha Vaught
Bobby Wiers
Donald Waldie
Anna Wallace
Janet Wallace
Doris Wears
William Wears
Mary Jane Wells
Mary Whittington
Phyllis Whittington
Clyde Wogan
Annabelle Yarbrough
Pansy Wright
Ruby Zimmerman
Emmet P. Linscott
Sixth St. N.W
Barberton
Ohio
Hiram Sibley Linscott
Dover Township
Athens County
Joun F
Newcomb
Arthur F. Boyles, Jr
Millard Orson Bryan
John Newcomb
Athens
Nelsonville
Coats
Atlas
Atlas Tires
Feders
Sohio Station
Sohio
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